Yamaha Gladiator Type SS/RS TV Commercial

Yamaha Gladiator Type SS/RS TV Commercial, link mailed by Shivanand Mohanty, posted on youtube by Payeng.



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Yamaha's New Gladiator Type SS & RS

Apart from the much hyped Yamaha R15 and FZ, Yamaha displayed new upgraded versions of Gladiator. The Gladiator Type SS (Stylish & Sporty) and Gladiator Type RS (Racing sports). The Gladiator is surely one of the best 125cc in the country and a potential to do much better, with the upgrades the Gladiator looks amazingly stylish and sporty. The new Gladiator would definitely appeal a much younger and wider audience than earlier and hopefully help increase the Yamaha's market share in the country.

Pictures of Yamaha's New Gladiator Type SS & RS

The changes are all mostly cosmetic

Features of the New Gladiator Type SS & RS:-
Air Filter :- High flow paper filter
Handle Grip :- R1 Type Insert Mold Grips
Front Head Cowl :-
a-30mm lower than Gladiator
b-Aero Dynamic Design
Tachometer
Handle Bar :-
a-Semi-Flat type with bar end
b-Front Fork
c-D.U. Metal (Special Material)
Front Fender :- Aero Dynamic Design
Lower Cowling :- Aero Dynamic Design
Seat Leather :- Dimple type/two tone
Grip End :- Race bred grip end
Rear Fender :- Aerodynamic
Muffler End :- Machine Gun Type
Chain Guard :- Half cover sporty looks
Shift Pedal :- Sport toe type Aluminum Shift Pedal
Drive Chain :- Long life sealed chain
Foot Rest :- Aluminum (Rider And Passenger)
Asbestos Free :- Environment Friendly

With all these changes the Gladiator looks much more of 150+cc sporty bike. The Gladiator Type SS & RS would be available in showrooms starting this February. Price of the new Gladiator is not yet known but would be significantly more than the Gladiator and other 125ccs in the segment.

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Yamaha at Auto Expo 2008

Aimed at re-establishing and repositioning its iconic brand image in India, world’s leading bike manufacturer, Yamaha Motor India Pvt. Ltd. is all set to stamp its authority in technology and innovation with its latest offerings showcased at the 9th Auto Expo 2008

Yamaha is displayed its state-of-art product line -

• Gladiator Type SS and RS (125cc)
• YZF–R15 (150cc, Liquid-cooled)
• FZ (150cc, Air-cooled)
• Super Sports YZF-R1 (1,000 cc)
• Torque Sports MT01 (1,670cc)

The commercial launch of Gladiator Type SS and RS would be done in February, YZF–R15 in the middle of the year and FZ during Diwali festival around November. With this, Yamaha has unleashed its strategic intent to offer product line that demonstrates the global Yamaha image and lives up to the true Yamaha DNA i.e. performance, innovation and design.
Detailing vibrancy of the Indian market for Yamaha, new CEO & MD, Mr. Tsutomu Mabuchi said,

“Yamaha is taking this event as an opportunity to carry forward the global Yamaha brand image in India. We wish to re-establish ourselves as a company, which delivers high quality and high performance products. The company has already introduced super bikes YZF-R1 and MT01 in the Indian market. With these launches, Yamaha is all geared to associate Indian bike enthusiasts with the combine thrill of technological superiority and artistic brilliance.”

Thus, Yamaha would now be present across the segments and carve out a niche for its products, which will provide exceptional biking experience as ‘Man and Machine’ become one!! The company is also in the process of strengthening its dealer network and putting up exemplary Yamaha direct shops based on lifestyle concept to cater to biking aficionados.

About Yamaha Motor India Private Limited:
Yamaha made its initial foray into India in 1985. Subsequently in 1996, it entered into a 50:50 joint-venture with the Escorts Group. However, in August 2001, Yamaha acquired its remaining stake as well, bringing the Indian operations under its complete control as a 100% subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd, Japan.

Yamaha Motor India operates from its state-of-the-art-manufacturing units at Faridabad in Haryana and Surajpur in Uttar Pradesh and produces motorcycles both for domestic and export markets. With a strong workforce of 2000 employees, Yamaha Motor India is highly customer-driven and has a countrywide network of over 400 dealers. Presently, its product portfolio includes Crux, Alba, G5, Gladiator, YZF-R1 and MT01.

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